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Meaning of Emplace
The primary meaning of the word "emplace" is to put something in a particular position or location.
Definitions
- To put something in a particular position or location, typically in a careful or deliberate way.
- To install or establish something, such as a weapon or a piece of equipment, in a particular position or location.
- To place or position someone or something in a particular role or situation.
Etymology of Emplace
The word "emplace" comes from the Old French words "en" (in) and "placer" (to place), which is derived from the Latin word "placare" (to place).
The word has been used in English since the 15th century, initially in the context of military operations, such as placing artillery or troops in position.
Over time, the word has expanded to include a broader range of meanings, including the installation of equipment or the positioning of people in roles or situations.
Example Uses
- The army emplaced the artillery on the hill to bombard the enemy positions.
- The company will emplace a new manager to oversee the reorganization of the department.
- The engineer carefully emplaced the sensor in the pipeline to monitor the flow rate.